The remainder of the book is told from James' perspective. Go through the remaining pages and explain what we learn about Ruth during this last part of the book, especially things about her childhood. Be specific and detailed.
Do you think James is satisfied with the work he did in creating this book?
Was his original goal met? Was it truly "A Black Man's Tribute to his White Mother"?
The remainder of the book is told from James' perspective. Go through the remaining pages and explain what we learn about Ruth during this last part of the book, especially things about her childhood. Be specific and detailed.
Do you think James is satisfied with the work he did in creating this book?
Was his original goal met? Was it truly "A Black Man's Tribute to his White Mother"?